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Bicycling

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Salt Lake City is committed to improving people’s transportation choices, including bicycling. The City’s bicycle initiatives seek to improve safety, enhance quality of life, provide sustainable and healthy transportation choices, and improve air quality in our region. Bicycling is an important part of our transportation system, and we hope you find this information helpful when you choose to bike!

A person riding a bicycle along the protected bike lane on 300 South near Squatters Brewery.

Where to Ride

View the Salt Lake City and County Bike Map and learn about SLC’s network of paths and trails for biking.

The image shows a line of green and white GREENbike electric bicycles neatly docked at a parking station.

GREENbike

GREENbike is Utah’s nonprofit bike-share service, providing accessible and cost-effective bicycles for quick and easy transportation.

Sign indicating a "Neighborhood Byway" with icons of a person walking a dog, a cyclist, and kids playing, against a blue sky.

Neighborhood Byways

Neighborhood Byways create pleasant, safe, and convenient routes for people using active transportation.

A photo of a red bicycle-shaped bike rack.

Bike Parking

Request bike racks and view Salt Lake City’s bike parking standards.

A photo of a person on a bicycle riding through a speed cushion on 600 East.

Bicycle Advisory Committee

The BAC meets monthly to review projects of interest to bicyclists, discuss bicycling issues, and make recommendations to the City.

Two bicycles parked and secured to a tree on a city sidewalk near City Creek Center in downtown Salt Lake City. Pedestrians walk in the background, and buildings and a glass skybridge stretch above the street.

Bicycle Laws

Become familiar with the laws regarding bicycling in Salt Lake City.

Two cyclists ride along a downtown Salt Lake City street. They pass a blue directional sign with arrows to nearby destinations like the Arena, Convention Center, and University of Utah. Behind them are parked cars, trees, and historic buildings, creating a lively urban atmosphere.

Bicycle Commuting

Discover tips for making your bicycle a seamless part of your daily commute.

Two men are biking across a Salt Lake City street: one rides a GREENbike (bike-share) while the other pedals a yellow bike taxi. Tall buildings and trees line the background, with a mix of cars, pedestrians, and signage indicating a bustling urban setting.

Safety Tips

Learn more about how you can keep yourself safe while biking Salt Lake City streets.

A graphic of Salt Lake City's Cycle the City sign. The sign has a white bicycle, text that says "CYCLE THE CITY", and is surrounded by dark forest green.

Cycle the City

A 13.5-mile self-guided tour to see the sights of Salt Lake City by bicycle!

May is Bike Month!

May is National Bike Month, celebrated in communities across the United States, including here in Salt Lake City.

A picture of parking protected bike lanes on 400 East. The bike lane sits between the curb and the on-street parking. The bike lane is protected by a row of parked vehicles.

Request Bike Route Maintenance

Use mySLC to report biking issues and request maintenance on bike routes.

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Register Your Bike

Register your bicycle with the Salt Lake City Police Department to increase the chances of recovery if it’s stolen.

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Report a Stolen Bike

Report a stolen bicycle to the Salt Lake City Police Department to help recover your bike and assist in preventing future thefts.

A picture of the crosswalk safety improvement at 1000 North and 1300 West. It includes upgraded ramps for people biking, a pedestrian refuge island, and flashing crosswalk signs.

Transportation Projects

Learn about Salt Lake City projects that develop and improve bicycling infrastructure.

Contact Us

Email | bikeslc@slc.gov